Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-06-17

the aspect of affairs, and placed In doubt
the latter's claim to the title of the ODE
troits of Vermont" There was the usual
amount of kicking on the part of both mines
and toward the close the rabbe element of
the crowd became boisterous The police
men seemed to forget that they were
present to maintain order which fact it is
hoped they will remember at future
games. The details of the game were as
| follows:
The game opened with the Rutlands at
the bat, and Daley led off with foul tip.
Harmon made base hit, took second on
a wild pitch and third on a passed ball
Carrigan made a daisy base hit and Har-
mon scored. Ryan made a base hit but
was put out while trying to take second
and Carrigan was shut out at home, put
ting the side out "Ruddy" led off with
a two Dagger to the extreme left field and
the crowd yelled. He then stole third
and was Justify cheered. Long hit two
Dagger to right field and "Ruddy' scored
| Brennan reached first on Harris's tumble
and Long scored on u high throw by Ryan
to third. Mulligan struck out and Bar
rett and Hoyt were each shut out at
first.
In the second inning Mullane flied out
to right field. Madigah took first on five
balls and was put out at second. McManus
hit a foul which was muffed by Long, and
then hit a fly to left field which was cap.
| H.,
sending the Rutlands to the field. Dow
ney flied out to short stop. Cunningham
hit liner to first which was captured
neatly by Ryan with one hand. Wright
made base hit neatly captured by Har-
rls "Ruddy" hit another two Dagger be.
tween centre and left. Wright struck
out. "Ruddy" scored on a passed ball.
| Long made q base hit to left and Brennan
was put out at first.
In the third inning Harris hit fly to
Downey. Beecher made a foul tip and
Daley was out by "Ruddy" to first side
Barrett took first in three balls. Hoyt was
shut out by pitcher to first. Downey hit
the ball over the fence taking but two
bases by agreement while Barrett scored
Downey stole third Hoyt hit a fly out to
| short STOP
Harmon led off in the fourth inning by
hitting little one to pitcher and Harrl-
gan sent a liner out to short stop. Ryan
reached first on Wright's missing a
grounder. Mullane was out at first side
out Wright was out by third to first.
Rudy" took first on being hit with
pitched ball, and second on passed ball.
Long took first on five balls and "Ruddy"
sole third while Long was stealing sec
| ond "Ruddy" scored and Long stole
second. Brennan made a foul tip and
Mulligan struck out.
At the opening of the fifth Madigan
Manus made a base hit. Harris was put
out at first. Madigan scored on a passed
ball. Beecher took base on balls, stole
second. Daley made safe grounder to
centre and Beecher and McManus scored
Harmon reached first and forced Daley
off at second. Ryan hit out to centre and
Harmon was put out stealing home on
good throw of Mulligan; side out. Bar
| rett struck out. Hoyt made base hit to
centre and Downey made two Dagger to
centre. Cunningham reached first and
Downey and Hoyt scored on wild throw
which was captured neatly by third and
Cunningham was put out at second while
trying to run on caught fly. Mullane
hit grounder to third and was out at
first. Madigan hit out a fly to left field
and McManus followed suit to right field
side out. "Ruddv" hit grounder to
third and was shut out at first. Long
ditto. Brennan flied out to centre field.
At the opening of the seventh Harris
made safe grounder to centre. Beecher
flied out TO second. Daley sent the
b ball over ,r the fence and st took two
mon made daisy grounder to right
and Harris and Daley scored. Carrigan
hit two Dagger over second and Ryan
hit baby and was put out by catcher.
Mullane hit daisy grOunder to lett
reaching second. while Carrigan scored,
tween second and third and with the as
sistance of about all the St. Adams nine
was run down at second side out. Null
lgan struck out. Barrett was put out by
catcher to first Hoyt was struck by
pitched ball and took first, stole second
and third on passed ball. Downey took
first on five balls while stealing second.
Hoyt scored. Cunningham out at first.
At the opening of the eighth inning
Madigan made daisy safe liner over
second. McManus hit two Dagger over
second and Madigan scored At this
right field. Haines made a base hit and
stole second. Beecher took base on balls,
filling all the bases. Daley made daisy
grounder just inside of first and McManus
and Harris scored. Harmon flied out to
right field and Carrigan took base on
critical point Ryan hit a two Dagger,
while Beecher, Carrigan and Daley
scored, but was himself put out while |
trying to make it three Dagger. Null
lane hit out to short stop; side out. |
The excitement now became intense.
Wright took his base on balls. "Ruddy"
hit grounder to short stop and Wright |
was shut out at second. Rudy was shut
out at second. Long hit a grounder to |
third and Rudy" was shut out at sec
ond, Brennan hit fly out to centre.
AT the opening of the ninth Madigan
hlCu Ouo W ScnliC anu ulIlO W
pitcher. Harris hit safe liner to centre |
and Beecher was put out by pitcher to
first; side out. The st. Adams boys start
ed out to tie the score at least. Mulligan
hit straight one to third Barrett took |
base on balls and Hoyt ditto, and each
took base on passed ball. Downey
took base on balls filling the bases. Cum
ningham hit little one near short stop
which was thrown home putting Barrett
out. Hoyt and Downey scored on high
throw by Madgan to home. Wright made
base hit and Cunningham scored. At
this point Barretts good luck deserted
him and he closed the game by flying out
to Mullane,
Following is the summary:
RUTLAND.